Jeff Snyder -> Lee Lofaso wrote:

 JS> Lee, I do not wish to enter into a debate with you, but a clarification
 JS> is in
 JS> order here.

Lee raised some very valid points, however you didn't address one of them.
You just continued preaching.

 JS> While Christianity, Judaism and Islam may all be monotheistic religions,
 JS> that
 JS> most certainly does not mean that the participants in those religions
 JS> are all
 JS> worshiping the same God. The Jewish "God" teaches that
God has no son,

Correction: there is no son of Hashem in the Jewish religion. The Jewish
religion doesn't teach that there is no son. If you have no son, would it
be necessary to teach anyone that fact?

 JS> that He is one. The Muslim "God" likewise teaches that
God has no son. The

I'll assume you are wrong again, as I doubt the Muslim religion would have
to teach that there is no son, either.

 JS> Christian God clearly teaches that God the Father is one, but that He has a
 JS> Son who died for the sins of the world, in order that we might obtain
 JS> Forgiveness, Salvation and Eternal Life.

.... and if one doesn't believe that, will they be tortured and murdered as
they were during the Crusades, probably from whence your family began
believing? I know Jews named Snyder and Asher.

 JS> Obviously, all three gods can't be
 JS> right, and two of them must be false...or are you suggesting that God
 JS> likes to
 JS> argue with Himself and confuse people?


You are the one arguing and attempting to confuse people.
Nothing positive can come of the way you "teach".

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